The Malaga company air zone, specialized in control systems for buildings, air conditioning and indoor air quality, has increased its annual turnover by more than 20%, reaching 92 million euros in 2023. The company, founded in 1997 by Antonio Mediato and located in the Málaga Tech Park, has experienced sustained growth since the Covid-19 pandemic, consolidating its presence in more than 20 international markets.
“Since Covid, Airzone has been growing in recent years at a rate of between 20% and 30% annually, and the expectations are to maintain that growth rate of 20% annually,” he commented. Mari Carmen Gonzalez, General Manager of Markets and Corporate Development at Airzone.
Currently, more than 70% of its turnover comes from foreign markets, with France, Italy, Germany, Poland and the United Kingdom being some of its main destinations.
Airzone's success lies in its commitment to innovation and technological developmentThe company allocates more than 7% of its global resources to R&D, in collaboration with the Malaga University“We are a technology and control company, and our commitment to R&D is key to our growth,” González emphasized. Furthermore, the firm maintains agreements with major global air conditioning manufacturers and collaborates closely with architects, consultants, and engineering firms.
With the support of the Andalusian Government, through Andalucía TRADE, Airzone has managed to expand internationally since its first steps in 2000. In 2004, it received the Alas Award for Internationalization for its outstanding performance in foreign markets. “The collaboration with Andalucía TRADE has been long-lasting and positive, and we hope to continue working together for many more years,” said González.
Looking to the future, Airzone plans to continue growing in internationalisation and diversification of its technological solutions. “We want to reach different technologies worldwide and have an Airzone in every home,” concluded the director.
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